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 1      I, 18    |          Cloacina, and Hostilius Fear, and Metellus Alburnus,
 2      I, 27    |          to honour God; for your fear he does not want. And so
 3      I, 27    |     pretences, that they have no fear of their god at all. They
 4      I, 27    |      going to love, without some fear that you do not love? Surely (
 5      I, 27    |        should be consistent with fear because of His power; nor
 6      I, 27    |        love for His humanity and fear as your teacher. Kidnappers
 7      I, 27    |        Come, then, if you do not fear God as being good, why do
 8      I, 27    |     enjoyment of life to all who fear not God? Why do you not
 9      I, 27    |    redoubted emphasis. So you do fear sin, and by your fear prove
10      I, 27    |         do fear sin, and by your fear prove that He is an object
11      I, 27    |          that He is an object of fear Who forbids the sin. This
12      I, 27    |          the god whom you do not fear, which is identical in perversity
13     II, 13    |       CLAIMS ON OUR LOVE AND OUR FEAR RECONCILED.~But yet, when
14     II, 13    |         of injuring. Indeed, the fear of judgment contributes
15     II, 13    |        foe, unless some power of fear supervened, such as might
16     II, 13    |      were there nothing in it to fear? We dread the Creator's
17     II, 13    |        love God, and, Thou shalt fear God. It proposed one for
18     II, 18    |         was to be checked by the fear of a retribution immediately
19     II, 18    |        the first is prevented by fear, and by this deterring of
20     II, 18    |       more ready kindling of the fear of retaliation by reason
21     II, 19    |          Lord are upon them that fear Him, upon them that hope
22    III, 17    |         and of piety, and of the fear of the Lord." Now to no
23     IV, 8     |        being Is not an object of fear, but only a judicial being,
24     IV, 8     |       whom reside the grounds of fear anger, severity, judgments,
25     IV, 8     |    condemnation. But it was from fear, undoubtedly, that the evil
26     IV, 8     |          making him an object of fear, when all the while he did
27     IV, 8     |      could not do so except with fear? So that he fell into the
28     IV, 9     |          draught of the fishes, "Fear not; from henceforth thou
29     IV, 10    |        to the palsy. "Be strong; fear not." Be strong is not vainly
30     IV, 10    |          vainly repeated, nor is fear not vainly added; because
31     IV, 12    |      were celebrated without the fear of God by a people full
32     IV, 14    |        say otherwise by Isaiah? "Fear ye not the reproach of men,
33     IV, 15    |  affirmed Him to be an object of fear. Now if He be an object
34     IV, 15    |        Now if He be an object of fear, He is of course more worthy
35     IV, 16    |           to restrain him) might fear the laws which prescribed
36     IV, 16    |    should be avenged. For by the fear of vengeance all iniquity
37     IV, 16    |       action in faith, as in the fear of God. The god of Marcion,
38     IV, 17    |        is no wrong-doing without fear, because there is none without
39     IV, 18    |       the very Christ. With this fear, therefore, even John asks
40     IV, 20    |        her faith, and to try her fear. Precisely as He had once
41     IV, 27    |       Creator to be an object of fear, the more earnestly would
42     IV, 28    |      will show you whom ye shall fear: fear Him who, after He
43     IV, 28    |          you whom ye shall fear: fear Him who, after He hath killed,
44     IV, 28    |             yea, I say unto you, fear Him." Now, it would here
45     IV, 28    |        for whom He procures this fear, this absence of offence,
46     IV, 28    |         who will have nothing to fear after his violent death,
47     IV, 28    |      those who deny Him ought to fear the Creator's hell. After
48     IV, 28    |         He adds an admonition to fear blasphemy: "Whosoever shall
49     IV, 29    |          Creator as an object of fear, in so far does He belong
50     IV, 29    |     trumpet in the very words, I fear that Micah must have predicted
51     IV, 29    |      submission by the motive of fear.~
52     IV, 38    |         answer. He had nobody to fear; that it should seem advisable
53     IV, 39    |         voice; the height of its fear was raised; the sun and
54     IV, 42    |         to have been driven by a fear of his power to give him
55      V, 1intro|          to the same effect, for fear of his not being else regarded
56      V, 8     |        god are referred to, what fear is there for them? for not
57      V, 8     |        of religion. And with the fear of the Lord shall the Spirit
58      V, 8     |       spirit of religion and the fear of the Lord." "To another,
59      V, 12    | CONSOLATORY TEACHING AGAINST THE FEAR OF DEATH, SO APT TO ARISE
60      V, 12    |          consolation against the fear of death and the dread of
61      V, 13    |        apostle abstained through fear from openly calumniating
62      V, 14    |       any attempt thereat by the fear of a recompense. Very properly,
63      V, 14    |         is the God of the law. I fear He must be Marcion's god (
64      V, 18    |          up your children in the fear and admonition of the Lord."